British IS members must be allowed to return home, says Trump's terror chief
- Donald Trump's counterterrorism director, Sebastian Gorka, stated that the UK should repatriate Shamima Begum and other British Islamic State members from Syrian camps, emphasizing the importance of the UK as a serious ally to the US.
- Gorka warned that if the Roj camp closed, Begum could be in danger, as she has been held in Syria since leaving the UK in 2015.
- The UK previously stripped Begum of her citizenship, citing national security concerns, and she lost her final legal appeal against this decision in February 2024.
- A British government spokesperson reiterated that the UK's priority is to ensure safety and security, stating they will protect the UK from those who pose a threat.
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